Unbelievable Cost Savings Await for iPhone 15 Pro Repairs!

Apple has made significant improvements to the iPhone repair experience, particularly with the iPhone 15 Pro. The company has introduced a new internal chassis architecture that simplifies the process of replacing the back glass, resulting in easier repairs and cost savings for customers. Repairing the damaged back glass on the iPhone 15 Pro now only costs $169, while the larger 15 Pro Max model is priced at $199 for the same repair. These prices are consistent with the cost of replacing the back glass on previous iPhone models with removable glass backs, such as the iPhone 14, 14 Plus, 15, and 15 Plus. In comparison, the iPhone 14 Pro's back glass repair costs $499, and the iPhone 14 Pro Max's back glass repair is priced at $549.

If you choose to purchase an AppleCare+ plan for your iPhone, you can get back glass replacement at a significantly reduced rate of just $29 if necessary. Without AppleCare+, the repair cost may still be considered a bit expensive, but $169 is much more favorable than $499.

Apple has recently shown support for the Right to Repair Act bill in California, indicating a shift towards a more lenient approach to hardware repairs. This bill ensures that manufacturers supply the necessary parts and tools for customers and third-party repair providers to fix their products, a significant step towards improving device repairability. However, despite these positive developments in iPhone repairs, Apple has increased the price of battery replacements for its Apple Watch lineup. Previously priced at $79, replacing an Apple Watch battery now costs $99.

If you're getting an iPhone 15 Pro, you can rest easy knowing that repairs won't completely break the bank.

Source: 9to5Mac